Condolence: Anne and family, I was saddened to hear yesterday of Bob's passing. We worked on various projects of mine over several decades and I was about to call him on the survey of "Nipntukat", my latest project, a very innovative catamaran, finally launched in July last year. It was fun visiting him at his offices, as he always had something new on the go, to show me. Far more than a Naval Architect, a great raconteur and a good chap. I will miss him. I share with you his loss. Fondly. Henry Padwick

Condolence: I met Bob many years ago and have followed his work with interest. A true patron of the art of ship design, he will be missed. My best wishes, M Michael Vollmer, P.Eng. Michael Vollmer Yacht Design

Condolence: Ann, My deepest sympathies are with you, your children and grandchildren on the loss of Bob. May the many happy memories in your heart help ease your grief. Thinking of you, Nancy

Condolence: Dear Ann and Family, Kevin and I are very sorry for your loss. We always enjoyed our evenings with you Ann, and your very entertaining husband. He'll be missed. Our deepest sympathies at this very difficult time. With love from Jen and Kevin

Condolence: In loving memory of my cousin Bobby, a great childhood friend.We spent many happy times together.0ur thoughts are with you all.

Condolence: sorry to see Bob gone a really interesting man had a few dealings and couple of seaman type rums.

Condolence: I wish to express my deepest condolences and sympathy to the Johnston family. I have known and worked with Bob for about 35 years. We have much in common as my parents are from Northern Ireland and my great grandfather was a Belfast shipbuilder. In the mid 1980's I was laid off from Port Weller Dry Docks and Bob was kind enough to give me a job as a draughtsman to tide me over. As a Federal Marine Safety Inspector I have worked on numerous projects with Bob over the past 25 years. I will always remember his kindness and generosity. Colin Curragh, Sarnia, ON

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Know that thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: Gordana and family - we are so very sorry for your loss. Our deepest condolences - our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. Love Val and Ivan.

Condolence: Bob, I will miss you. I enjoyed the projects that we had worked on together over the past 20 years, especially those involving the various jet boats, the Sunset Queen and Belle. And our many chats about local and marine history or the gardens that surrounded us. Rest in peace my friend. Murray

Condolence: To a much loved brother, thinking of many good times spent together in Canada and N.Ireland. Love Anna, Denis and Family

Condolence: Only known Bob for a few years as he worked with Manitoba Pioneer Camp in drafting a marine survey for our vessel (the Pioneer III) there. Such a delightful fellow. I heard he was hoping to come to camp soon. Our director, Pete Dearborn,just arrived at the camp today through and around the ice! Bob and I connected with another friend who worked with Bob many years ago when Bob was over seeing the construction of a grain carrier for Richardson's here in Winnipeg. Condolences to family and friends there. If possible as you begin to sift through Bob's papers etc. please consider contacting us about anything that he had on record for the Pioneer III. This would be a very important legacy to his contribution to Manitoba Pioneer Camp. Blessings, Joe Moder, former director and Member of the MPC Site Committee

Condolence: Let me express my deepest condolences for your loss. Bob was a "prince" of a man which I was fortunate to know for 30 years. He will be dearly missed by all that knew him. He is in my prayers.

Condolence: In loving memory of Bobby Johnston Died 3rd may Sadly missed by his sister Margaret & all the Murdoch family.

Condolence: Our thoughts are with you now and in the days that lie ahead. God Bless

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Sincere condolences, Holly & Terry